Manifesto For An American Revolutionary Party ~1st Print 1982~ NOAR Politics

Manifesto for an American Revolutionary Party by James Boggs, Grace Lee Boggs Publisher-National Organization for an American Revolution First printing, January 1982. Light discoloration to the cover. Some tattering along edge. Included is a letter that was tucked in the book. As shown. 56 pages 8.5" x 5.25" A rare copy of the manifesto of the National Organization for American Revolution, founded in 1979/1980 by the African-American activist James ''Jimmy'' Boggs (1919-1993) and his wife and Grace Lee Boggs (1915-2015). The manifesto advocates for a political and social revolution and the building a movement for ''a New Self-Governing America.'' It discusses various prongs of the struggle for liberation, identifying the challenges and forces of opposition encountered since the industrial revolution. Contents: I. Naming the Enemy. II. Towards a New Self-Governing America. III. The Right and Duty of Revolution. IV. Revolution or Counter-Revolution: Our Choices Now. V. Creating Movement and Building the Party. Keywords: radical politics, National Organization for an American Revolution, NOAR, Black Power, activism, African-American,

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